Lots of Rain & mushy pbulb

[cherublace]

We have had two nights of rain, including last night's storm which included tornadoes with excessive wind. I am very new to this so the plants i'm talking about were divided and potted up just last month and are older plants given to me. The catts are used to being outside in south florida and are now in georgia. I'm hoping all that water won't hurt them despite the quantity. LIke i said they are used to periods of lots of rain, but i can't help think about how this might affect the roots. Also three were blown out the medium, so i got to really take a look at the new growth. One has new bulbs coming up and nice fat roots but there are alot of dead roots too. what concerns me is one of the bulbs is brown and mushy causing the pbulb and leaf to completely fall over. Should i cut it out before repotting? thanks.

[Gin]

Yes cut it out as soon as possible and remove old mushy roots . I would move the new potted to an area that is less wet if possible . Gin

[cindiras]

I would remove the mushy pbulb and any dead or mushy roots. Probably should check the roots on the other catts, too. As long as the pots and medium are free drainig, a lot of rain shouldn't be overly harmful. You may want to slightly elevate the pots so they don't stand in puddles.

[Molly Taco]

I agree cut off anything that is mushy and get some fungicide on them. If your weather continues to be damp and humid, you will want to treat them on a schedule.
Cin

[cherublace]

i'll check the weather if there's a threat i'll move them. thanks.

[cherublace]

Yikes, i posted this twice, sorry. I cut off the pbulb and dusted with cinnamon. Later today i found daconil. should i spray now or wait for next watering? Thanks.

[Molly Taco]

I would not wait, got to arrest the fungus.
Cin